It's unfortunate how bad the marketing for the film is. The poster makes it look like a stupid Omen-type movie that I for sure wanted to skip. I don't like the font they used either and the color scheme. The trailer definitely doesn't do it justice and didn't at all make me want to see the movie. Luckily I did, and loved it, but only because of word of mouth.

Saw it today, it was alright.

The trailer and poster are

Word of mouth is usually the best promo, but they do need to work on the marketing

This is the virgin promotion of the distributor "Film District"

so it' understandable that a film, only budgeted 1 million, get low-budget and poor promotion.

However, their promotion really catch up over-night dur ti the word of mouth

My friends just told me about this film today. They said it scared the **** out of them. I just might have to watch it.

Yeah, it was definitely scary as hell. Lol... and I love scary movies, but this one gets you thinking a lot when you go home and you're laying in the dark. :]

So you're gonna trust some random critics who don't really have any type of qualification to critique films other than they've probably seen as many films as we have over your fellow ATRLers who you interact with all the time...

For me, the scene with the little ghost boy dancing to this song was one of the scariest... Idk why, but it was...

Looks pretty awesome!

It's been certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes!

Amazing 2nd Friday hold, especially for a horror film. And one that just cost $1M

That was THE scariest scene. It was really simple too, but it got under your skin.

I thought that scene was hilarious (and meant to be comic)... our entire theater was roaring with laughter...

It was okay, but I expected more.

The only parts that did get me a bit was the random man behind the baby crib and that ugly little thing dancing.

can't wait to watch this!

This movie was so damn scary.